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clock
A1
noun
Usage:
95%
timepiece, watch
Translation: timepiece, watch
Pronunciation: /klɒk/
Meaning: A device that shows the time, usually with numbers and hands or a digital display.

A clock is used to see the current time. It can be on a wall or a desk. People use it every day to plan their activities.

The clock shows the time on the wall.

I look at the clock to know when to leave.

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B1
verb
Usage:
60%
hit, strike
Translation: hit, strike
Pronunciation: /klɒk/
Meaning: To hit or strike someone or something hard and usually quickly.

To clock means to hit something or someone quickly and hard. It is often used in sports or talking about fights.

He clocked the ball very fast.

She clocked him in the arm by mistake.

3
B2
verb
Usage:
55%
measure, time
Translation: measure, time
Pronunciation: /klɒk/
Meaning: To record or measure the speed or time of something, especially in sports or work.

To clock means to measure the time or speed of an activity or object. This use is common in sports or driving.

He clocked 10 seconds in the race.

The car clocked over 100 miles per hour.

4
C1
noun
Usage:
40%
timer
Translation: timer
Pronunciation: /klɒk/
Meaning: A part of a computer’s central processing unit that controls timing and operations.

In computers, the clock is an electronic part that controls how fast the processor works. It sends signals to keep the system working correctly.

The computer clock controls processor speed.

The clock sends signals to the computer parts.

5
B1
noun
Usage:
70%
timer, stopwatch
Translation: timer, stopwatch
Pronunciation: /klɒk/
Meaning: A sports timer that records the official time in races or games.

In sports, the clock is a device that shows the time left or elapsed. It helps players and fans see how much time is left to play.

The clock shows the last minute of the game.

The runners watch the clock for their time.

6
B2
verb
Usage:
50%
defeat, beat
Translation: defeat, beat
Pronunciation: /klɒk/
Meaning: An informal term meaning to beat someone decisively in a competition or fight.

To clock someone can also mean to win against them easily, especially in sports or fights. It means to beat them by a clear margin.

Our team clocked their rivals last night.

He clocked his opponent in the match.

7
B2
verb
Usage:
45%
reach, hit
Translation: reach, hit
Pronunciation: /klɒk/
Meaning: To arrive at or reach a certain time or speed as measured by a clock or meter.

To clock can mean to get to a certain speed or time. It is often used when measuring how fast or how long something takes.

The car clocked 150 kilometers per hour.

She clocked six hours in the office today.

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